Infrared rays (infrareds)
Infrared (lR) is a form of electromagnetic radiation that has a wavelength slightly longer than the color red in the visible light spectrum. They are also called "heat rays". Infrared radiation is created when objects are heated at temperatures not quite high enough to make them glow.
Because infrareds can penetrate the human body, helping "from inside", they are widely used in medicine. The most used infrareds in medicine are Far-IR or RIUL.
In fact, infrared healing is now becoming the leading edge in a lot of medical disciplines to promote both relief in chronic or permanent cases, and also for accelerated healing.
Localized infrared therapy using lamps tuned to the 2 ~ 25 micron waveband is used for the treatment and relief of pain by over 40 reputable Chinese Medical Institutes.
Researchers reported over 90% success in a summary of Chinese studies that assessed the effect of infrared therapy on: Soft tissue injury, Lumbar strain, Periarthritis of the shoulder, Sciatica, Pain during Menstruation, Neurodermatitis, Eczema with infection Post-surgical infections, Diarrhea, Cholecystitis, Neurasthenia, Pelvic infection, Pediatric Pneumonia, Tineas, Frostbite with inflammation, Facial paralysis (Bell’s Palsy).
Lady ANION sanitary napkins use the benefic action of infrareds, with the curative effect of negative ions to eradicate bacteria, viruses and odors, to speed up the healing of the internal injuries, to stimulate cellular methabolism.
